Kapsuła z językiem angielskim biznesowym / Średniozaawansowany angielski / Strona 14

BEP 45 – Towarzyskie: Prowadzenie rozmowy

A2, Angielski biznesowy, Podcast ESL, Średniozaawansowany angielski, Towarzyskie /

This is the second in a two-part intermediate Business English Pod lesson on the basics of socializing and networking. Last time you learned ways to start and finish a conversation appropriately. Today you’ll be studying how to keep a conversation going by maintaining interest.

The listening continues on from dialogue 1 from last time: Jak będziesz pamiętać, it takes place at the Asia-Pacific HR conference for Multi-Fresh, a global producer of health beverages. Penny””an HR officer from Kuala Lumpur””has struck up a conversation with George””the regional learning and development manager. Where we left off last time, Penny had just used a tag question”-Interesting speech, wasn’t it?” – to help get the conversation started.

Jak słuchasz, spróbuj odpowiedzieć na następujące pytania. The answers will be posted in a few days on the Listening Quiz page.

1) Near the beginning of the dialogue, Penny changes the subject. What was the old subject and what is the new subject?
2) Where has Penny seen George before?
3) What is George’s hobby?
4) What does George mean when he says “It’s not really such a big deal.”
5) Is Penny going to join George in next year’s event?

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BEP 44 – Towarzyskie: Rozpoczynanie rozmowy

A2, Angielski biznesowy, Podcast ESL, Średniozaawansowany angielski, Towarzyskie /

Today’s Business English Pod lesson is the first in a two-part series on the basics of social English: starting a conversation, keeping it going, and finishing it appropriately. Successful conversation is an important part of networking – the skill of building up a network of contacts and relationships.

W tej lekcji, you’ll be learning skills and language for starting and finishing a conversation appropriately. In the next, you’ll practice how to keep a conversation going.

The conversations take place at the Asia-Pacific HR conference for Multi-Fresh, a major global producer of health beverages. A beverage is a drink.

You’ll hear two dialogues. Na początku, Penny, an HR officer from Malaysia, strikes up a conversation with George, the Asia-Pacific learning and development manager. “To strike up a conversation” means to start a conversation, usually with someone you don’t know too well.

In the second dialogue, Poklepać, an HR officer from Australia, then tries his best to strike up a conversation with George.

Pytania do słuchania:

1) What office is Penny from?
2) What does Penny think about the speech?
3) Have Pat and George already met?
4) Does George have time to talk to Pat?

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BEP 43 – Spotkania w języku angielskim: Zarządzanie dyskusją

Angielski biznesowy, Angielski na spotkania, Średniozaawansowany angielski, Telekonferencja w języku angielskim /

This is the second in our two-part intermediate Podcast w języku angielskim w biznesie series on opening and managing spotkania w języku angielskim. In the first episode, we looked at how to open a meeting. In today’s podcast lesson we’re going to cover how to manage the discussion.

Jaskółka oknówka, the GM of Daneline Singapore, is discussing with his staff how to make up a budget shortfall. He has just asked Sandra to kick off the first item on the agenda – outsourcing the cleaning.

Listening Quiz

1) How much money can Daneline Singapore save by outsourcing cleaning?
2) Does Sam like pizza?
3) Does Dave agree with the strategy of outsourcing cleaning?
4) How does Dave suggest dealing with the brochure redesign?

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BEP 42 – Angielski na spotkania: Otwarcie spotkania

Angielski biznesowy, Angielski na spotkania, Podcast ESL, Średniozaawansowany angielski, Telekonferencja w języku angielskim /

This is the first in a two-part intermediate Lekcja angielskiego biznesowego podcastu on opening and managing meetings. W tym odcinku, we’ll look at how to open a meeting. In the second part (BEP 43) we’ll look at language you can use to manage the discussion.

The listening takes place in the Singapore offices of Daneline, an international shipping company. Jaskółka oknówka, the GM, is chairing a meeting with Sandra, David and Sam to discuss a budget shortfall. Shortfall means their budget has fallen short of expectations. Innymi słowy, they don’t have enough money, so they need to make some cuts. To chair a meeting is to lead the meeting. We can say that Martin is the chairperson. So in these two episodes on opening and managing meetings, you’ll be learning language for chairing meetings.

Listening Quiz
1) What is the amount of the budget shortfall?
2) Why doesn’t Sandra have a copy of the agenda?
3) How many possible cuts are under discussion?
4) What is the first item on the agenda?

*** Ta lekcja jest częścią naszej Biznesowy angielski eBook na spotkania: Najważniejsze spotkania. Członkowie premium kliknij tutaj, aby pobrać kompletny eBook.

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BEP 39 – Raportowanie w języku angielskim: Aktualizacja projektu

A2, Angielski biznesowy, Podcast ESL, Funkcje, Gramatyka, Średniozaawansowany angielski /

In today’s intermediate Business English Podcast episode you’ll practice reporting on progress. That means informing your boss or colleagues about your current work. This is also called updating someone on the status of a project.

Reporting on progress happens in formal settings, such as at meetings, but often also in informal settings, such as around the water cooler or maybe even over a drink after work.

Today’s listening provides an example of this very common kind of informal project update. It takes place in the offices of AirMech Services, a company that specializes in the maintenance, repair and modification of Passenger Loading Bridges, which are commonly called “jetways”. You’ll hear Rudi, a project manager, update his boss, Wolfgang, on the status of one such project. They meet each other during a break in the coffee room.

Jak słuchasz, pay attention to both the vocabulary and the verb tenses Rudi and Wolfgang use to discuss the progress of the project.

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